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Fish Maw and Green Papaya Soup, Simmered Clear
A clear Cantonese pork-bone broth with green papaya and soaked, blanched fish maw, simmered about 90 minutes.
Learn moreWhen Asian Pears Arrive, Bird's Nest Goes Warm Again
Asian pears arrive in late summer, signaling a shift to a warm bird's nest double-boil with rock sugar or monk fruit, red dates, and ginseng — sweet, seasonal, and gently spiced.
Learn moreFish Maw and Chicken Claypot Rice
A savory claypot rice topped with marinated chicken and soaked, blanched fish maw, finished with a classic soy drizzle and a crisp golden crust.
Learn moreSaffron Bird's Nest: A Golden, Delicate Double-Boil
A simple saffron bird's nest double-boil: a pinch of saffron threads turns the broth a pale gold, for colour and aroma only.
Learn moreChestnut and Cordyceps Braised Chicken: A Slow Braise Worth the Wait
Bone-in chicken braised low and slow with chestnuts, wild Cordyceps sinensis, ginger, and Shaoxing wine in a rich soy broth. A seasonal recipe for 4.
Learn moreFish Maw and Dried Scallop Congee, Simmered Slow
A savory fish maw and dried scallop congee: soak fish maw overnight, blanch with ginger and scallion, then simmer with scallops in a rich rice porridge base.
Learn moreA Pandan Bird's Nest, Double-Boiled Until Fragrant
A pandan bird's nest recipe: fresh pandan leaves steeped with soaked nest, gently double-boiled about 40 minutes, sweetened with rock sugar or monk fruit.
Learn moreA Vu Lan Family Soup: Cordyceps with Chinese Yam and Red Dates
A simple family soup for Vu Lan: wild cordyceps simmered gently with Chinese yam and red dates in a clear, lightly sweet broth for the whole table.
Learn moreCordyceps Militaris and Kabocha Pumpkin Soup
Kabocha pumpkin simmers with slender orange Cordyceps militaris for about 30 minutes into a naturally sweet, silky soup — a simple way to use kabocha as it arrives in late summer.
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